Wedding Photos In Italian Vanity fair Issue #43
Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2011 7:08 pmYou can view 32 wedding photos from the big day! Here is the link to the Vanity Fair website;
http://www.vanityfair.it/people/mondo/2 ... anity-fair
I know it's in Italian, but here is the translation of what the article says (thanks to babel fish);
“Our wedding has been an only experience, because I wanted that it had our print in every thing”. The letter begins thus that Shannen Doherty has written to Vanity Fair, in order to tell the beautifulr day of its life: that one of the wedding with photographer Kurt Iswarienko.
As all the spouses in anxiety from performance - and it was to its third wedding - have let to take the hand, but its enthusiasm in the story is such that legitimate in listing also the stravaganze more kitsch: the topic was “Night of average summer in Argentine”; dress tails in black, comprised the bridesmaids (poor children dressed to mourning, but because); Spanish chitarristi were gone around between the hosts while they ate empanadas, cotolette of lamb, capesante and finger food (if thoughts that meat and fish are not mixed, ditelo to Nathaniel Neubauer of the catering); the men had one stretch where to smoke Cuban sigari, while the women could make themselves to make scents on measure [...];
the giant name of the defunct father (Tom, with a lot of photo) fluttered on the present ones in order to offer own presence from the afterlife (not found it alarming); and the friend Chris Cortazzo (who would not want a friend with this name) he has offered to the house and the swimming pool, with dangerous footbridge, where the wedding and celebrated the festivity has been officiato
The magazine is out tomorrow with the complete interview. Can't wait to read it! Hopefully we will be able to get the full interview translated professionally.
If there are any Italian fans out there, please scan us a copy
http://www.vanityfair.it/people/mondo/2 ... anity-fair
I know it's in Italian, but here is the translation of what the article says (thanks to babel fish);
“Our wedding has been an only experience, because I wanted that it had our print in every thing”. The letter begins thus that Shannen Doherty has written to Vanity Fair, in order to tell the beautifulr day of its life: that one of the wedding with photographer Kurt Iswarienko.
As all the spouses in anxiety from performance - and it was to its third wedding - have let to take the hand, but its enthusiasm in the story is such that legitimate in listing also the stravaganze more kitsch: the topic was “Night of average summer in Argentine”; dress tails in black, comprised the bridesmaids (poor children dressed to mourning, but because); Spanish chitarristi were gone around between the hosts while they ate empanadas, cotolette of lamb, capesante and finger food (if thoughts that meat and fish are not mixed, ditelo to Nathaniel Neubauer of the catering); the men had one stretch where to smoke Cuban sigari, while the women could make themselves to make scents on measure [...];
the giant name of the defunct father (Tom, with a lot of photo) fluttered on the present ones in order to offer own presence from the afterlife (not found it alarming); and the friend Chris Cortazzo (who would not want a friend with this name) he has offered to the house and the swimming pool, with dangerous footbridge, where the wedding and celebrated the festivity has been officiato
The magazine is out tomorrow with the complete interview. Can't wait to read it! Hopefully we will be able to get the full interview translated professionally.
If there are any Italian fans out there, please scan us a copy
